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>> central florida bracing for the potential of severe weather starting tomorrow morning. we're talking about thunderstorms and even tornadoes. there's a real potential for some damage. >> chief glenn richards is watching the radar and joins us now. >> the strongest el nio we've ever had on record. right now, it looks like that storm system is beginning to take shape in the coast of mexico. some showers to talk b.these little showers here and now little light showers and that will continue for about another hour or so. most of the rain in south florida and that's going to stay down to our south. no issues there. showers beginning to move off to the west and it's not the area of nastyness and it's farther out to the west. it is where the actual storm center is located, right about here, south of louisiana. it doesn't look like much. remember, it's in the early

stages of development. we'll continue to wrap up and it gets right towards the big bend of florida and the actual low is going to pass to our north but we will get a squaw line, an organized line of severe storms moving through. the upper level winds are powerful, up to 160 mile-per-hour winds, way up above down here -- not down here at the service and the stronger wins winds will be found up into georgia so some greater risk for some isolated tornadoes for them but we'll have our own threat for some severe weather in the form of powerful winds will be blowing through basically between 8:00 in the morning till about 2:00 in the afternoon. this is right at 1:00 in the afternoon. notice the heavy rain, temperatures in the upper 60s, cold front approach can but we also still have a slight risk, also, of tornadoes on top of that. here is the timing in ocala, the heaviest rain here and in the metro orlando, between 11:00 and

cocoa beach and also portions of volusia county, and the greatest threat for the strongest winds, and, again, the stronger storm. 62 degrees right now and still mainly cloudy. we'll talk more with these thunderstorms and take a look at another computer model that's much more localized and break it down county by county. break it down. >>. >> in the meantime, you can track the storms by downloading fox 35 orlando.com, and you can get it in the play store as well. >> what is orange county doing to get ready for the severe weather? let's check in with valerie boey >> reporter: hey, there, well, emergency management says residents can get prepared by having the right amount of -- >> this van here that's going come around.

emergency management, ryan plumber is preparing for a busy weekend. >> we're looking at some severe weather coming across. >> the storm is expected to hit central florida. but it may also be as late as 4:00 pm. when is the biggest concern. >> we have some tornado activity that's expected. of course, we don't know where the touchdown or landfall will hit so we'd like everybody to be aware u.he's warning residents to watch out for downed trees and power lines. >> the trees, the, you know, fall or break, and when we get the tree damage from the old type of trees, then that causes damage to personal property, homes and those types of things, >>. >> reporter: if you do have damage, plumber recommends taking pictures of whatever has been ruined. for it. >> he recommends having extra food, water, medication and other supplies just in case the power goes out and if there is

>> you still to want prepare yourself and your family just in case. >> and if a tornado is headed your way, seek protection in a room without windows. valerie boey, fox 35 news snipes new at 10:00, tomorrow will mark two years since the lake county man vanished. a cousin dropped off 24-year-old xavier at a gas station to meet with some people. they have always calmed the situation suspicious and tonight tracy jacim was at the lake county sheriff's office with the latest on this investigation. tracy? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. i actually remember going out there to the home just a few days after xavier went missing a couple of years ago, a big crowd of family friends, strangers, all showed up to pray for his safe return but tonight when i sat down with his mom, she said

look, no more vigils. all she wants is closure for herself and her entire family. this is on the dining room table will be removed in the next few days. for two years now, it has stood as a constant reminder of what has been lost and a loud plea for answers. >> i don't think he's alive, but i won't -- share and do more toward getting justice and i feel like they could do more, you know, let them rest. >> and investigators have made some discoveries but never the answer to what really happened. once xavier left the gas station not far from his home near the station 60 and his mother told investigators his cousin dropped him off 7:00 this evening and saw him get into a black four- door honda with some other people and he told his cousin he had something to do and he then

pick him up back at the cass gas station in three minutes. mom has a plea to anyone who knows anything. >> please call it anonymous and you know anything, please let us know something for the sake of my 85-year-old mother, his grandmother. you know, these two years have been -- it's been -- by the grace of the lord, but still every second of the day i think about him, every second of my life, i think about him, even when i'm sleeping. a few days after xavier went missing, detectives did find his driver's license and then a while after that, they actually found in clothing deandown m apopka. but if you know anyone who might know something, give us a call to the lake county sheriff's office and heart wrenching, that hat that you saw his mom wearing was actually the same ball cap

that xavier was wearing two years ago today on his birthday, the day before he went missing. a wild seat in mate lin, after a van crashes right into a home. sky fox shows you -- with a hole in that home and debris scattered all over the lawn. it happened on lightning trail. the crash that sent one person to the hospital. witnesses told firefighters that driver was going down the trail when they lost control and hit that home. fortunately, there was no one home at the time. the driver, though, was injured and taken to the hospital as a trauma alert. officials say it took three different agents to get him out of that van. >> he struck a garage area, and pretty significant damage to the van to the house and he was actually pinned in the van by certain members of the house and it took about 30, 45 minutes to have the extrication to get him out. it took firefighters in orange

county working together to be able to extricate him out. >> there's a little five-year-old who lives right here and i'm sick to my stomache and i'm shaking. a building inspector went out to that house to make sure it's still safe to live in. >>. >> powerball mania has hit a fever, three winning tickets were sold for the $1.67 billion- dollar jackpot and one of those winning tickets was sold right here in central florida. the map shows where the winning tickets were sold in the los angeles suburb of chino hills, mum if you heard, tennessee, and melbourne beach, florida, about $333 million each winning tickets. it's about $127 mill. the winners have not been made public. california gives their winners a year to contact lottery officials but no such luck for those in tennessee and florida. those winners must claim their win innings 180 days. >> we want to go back live to.

>> one of those three winning tickets was sold. tiffany? >> reporter: well, there's obviously lots of excitement here in melbourne, beach, as powerball mania takes over the small coastal community, and of course, there's also a lot of speculation as to who the lucky winner is. now, the powerball frenzy started early this morning as word spread quickly that someone right here in melbourne beach had actually won a piece of that $1.5 billion jackpot to the tune of $528 million. now, right now, the rumor around town is a woman who actually lives here in melbourne beach may have one -- and across are -- they had dissented upon her neighborhood about three miles from here but there's no confirmation she's the actual winner. >> this is kind of a little crazy. i haven't seen anything like this in brevard county. >> i just heard this morning

next door, i think, but that's hearsay, so i wish it was me -- >> we're also told the public store will also get $100,000. report live tonight from brevard county, tiffany teasley, fox 35 news. >> tiffany, thank you. a grocery store in mumford, tennessee, celebrated their powerball winner. the grocery store won $25,000 ticket. the town's mayor was on hand for the announcement today. >> one thing for sure, when you get up in the morning, you never know what's going to happen in my kind of town, and this is a great thing. this is a grit day, it's terrific that long-time business has established -- established business gets this opportunity, gets this privilege, so we're

just very thankful, and wish the very best for the winner. et. >> they hope the winner will reinvest some of the winnings back into the community. >> in california, one of the three winning powerball tickets was sold at a 7/11 store there. the owner there gets $1 million as a bonus. >> what are you going to do with the money? >> i'm going to give to some charity, and then i'll be like sharing with my employees and my family. >> do you think your business is going a get wet -- better because of all this? >> yes,definitely, and please come in, and play lottery tickets again today and we're ready for next year. >> so he's not going to keep all of that. the owner has to share the bonus with the 7/11 company. no word on what he'll actually get to keep himself.

lucky guy won $2 million here. frederick walk contacted the lottery office earlier today. officials said he had never purchased a lottery ticket before. the interesting part about the story is that he found the place that he used to purchase the ticket with and had already been sold out and that's the one that he got his powerball ticket and that gentleman just got $2 million richer today. the numbers were already picked on that ticket. he just turned it in and gave his money. well, there were just eight winners across the country who won the same same way. they won $2 million since they paid for the extra power play option. well, they want change and they want -- they want change and they want it now. find out what they're calling for that will affect children across the state. and who knew florida -- law says if you need to live with your significant other, you need to

be married. lawmakers trying to take steps ooh keep up with the time. >> those tasty cookries a hot seller so should parents be helping their daughters make the

to sell them by themselves >> we need to get our profession in this state to be able to do -- what we're actually trying to do which is teach kids, not take tests. >> reporter: around 2,000 teachers and other public school employees rallied at the state

lawmakers put more emphasis on classroom learning and let's focus on standardized tests. >> good morning, -- it's cheating our children out of their education and robbing them of valuable classroom time in the name of testing, testing, and more testing. . >> reporter: the educators arrived from across florida, including central florida to have their voices heard. >> our children are being cheated out of a high quality education by policy makers and their education reforms that are designed to meet the needs of adults, rather than students. >> reporter: this group trying to tell lawmakers that the state has too many tests and teachers not paid enough. >> treating teachers horribly and paying them horribly, give them the programs they need, and quit focusing on testing and let

oui love -- we love to do. >> reporter: orange county high schoolers could sleep in a little bit later at the school district decides to delay that time. officials are still there and they'll survey parents and students to see what they think. right now, high schoolers start between 7:10:00 and 7:30 in the morning. the proposal would move the times back anywhere from 7:50 to 8815. it would mean a higher price for the that school district, however, since more buses and bus drivers were -- and tune in to fox 35 news for the latest. new at 10:00 tonight, be here in florida, it is still against lot to shack up. if you want to live with your be married. >> the law dates back to 1868 but now it looks like the law will finally be repealed. more from fox 35 preliminary reporter mike synan. >> i'm surprised that wasn't

>> it is illegal to live with a significant other if you're not married. >> we're going to move to item number three. >> california senators senators are looking at repealing that. >> the 1868 law was not a surprise, after all, florida and michigan is where this law explains. >> as a christian, no, i don't think you should do it, live together, but everyone is doing it, anyway. there's other things more important. >> keep that law --. >> morals, natural law still stand tonight. >> it's not just young people living together. there are many seniors who are widowed and not remarried. >> they're not losing their social security, or something like that, and i see and hear a lot of women and men join us for that reason.

>> and yes sb 5498. >> legislators have until march to sign it. mike synan fox news. >> the penalty for cohabitation

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>> the straunchingest el nio ever record, definitely the culprit of this and the waters in the gulf of mexico, not that cool at all of the we're looking at scattered showers, and brevard county moving up towards the water and we're getting a few additional showers here and you see most of the heavy rain continues down to the south and scattered showers, and again, it's the main core of showers and storms still sitting well off to the west and they will be approaching and it looks like that, as we had towards -- it looks like later tomorrow morning and in the afternoon, and 67 in the villages and temperatures runing about 20 degrees warmer tonight and compared to the last night, and dew point currently they're

in the 50s and look at this forecast, thunderstorms in the morning, our chance for storms, and it looks like our storm for storms will be on the decrease as we get into tomorrow afternoon and sunshine in the forecast as we get in the weekend. >> all right. thanks. and marco rubio and ted cruz in another republican presidential debate. >> break it all down with our political power panel. but first we're taking you to the pump patrol. gas is 1.35 and production plaza in orlando. you'll pay $1.79 at the 7-11 in sim run boulevard in castle bear 55. we're back right after this --

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mother said she's heart broken after her teenager son was hit and killed last night here at this parkway. >> and. >> 14-year-old michael raw rah drugez was known as big mike. his mother said he was a good son whose life was taken away too soon. >> all the kids trying to cross the street but that car chased them. >> the deadly happened near oak ridge road. according to viewers, michael was hit by two different cars as he tried crossing the whoig two other teens. >> my daughter and my son michael. >> your daughter was with him? >> she sees everything. she -- [ undiscernible ] >> reporter: the accident is

it was extremely dark. he was wearing light-clurnd clothes. >> my son is almost six feet. you can see six feet, you know. it is not too -- you know, his clothes are not dark, and i know the other kids didn't have dark clothes neither. >> she wants drivers to slow down and would like to make improvements made. >> because my son died for some reason, i think they need to put a lot of lights in there. it's too dangerous. >> those cars coming too fast. too much. >> to perceive the women who were driving the cars were questioned in the accident. they still wishes they would have avoided hitting our son. >> and just to say i'm sorry and say nothing. >> they planned a funeral for their sons and they hope to hear from investigators soon. >> i need somebody to tell me something.

>> you want answers -- >> yes, die. i do real bad. >> reporter: and the family plans to have a candlelight vigil in honor of michael some time this weekend. in orange county, valerie boey, fox 35 news. >> but the good news is the next commander in chief is standing on this stage. [cheering and applause] >>. >> reporter: another wild republican presidential debate in south carolina on the fox business network tonight. we are little over two weeks away from the all important iowa caucus, so the heat is on for candidates who connect with voters. we brought in our political power panel to break in the debate tonight. joining us democratic bloger and political consultant mark mills. >> thank you so much for coming n.we appreciate it. >> well, as expected, the candidates attacked president obama and hillary clinton but tonight, they also took jabs at

is winning the debate so far, rhetta. >> reporter: many i think donald trump is winning the debate. he's making sure he stays on point and actually, ted cruz set him up for the 9/11, the new york statement that he made and he's making fireworks. >> mark, who are you impressed with tonight so far? >> i think if this debate is any indication, the race is really a three-way race. trump and cruz went in to a lively debate, went right after each other on whether cruz being born in canada is qualified to be president, which, in many cases, is a nonstarter issue. it's been around for a week, but it's having some impact apparently on some polls in iowa where cruz is lose something momentum against trump, and so that's why trump keeps harping at it. that's been the most active exchange between the candidates but i think we're starting to see a race between cruz, trump

and rubio. >> my friend donald said that he had had his lawyers look at this from every which way, and there was no issue there. there was nothing to this issue. [laughter] >>. >> but since september the constitution hasn't changed -- [laughter] >> but the poll numbers have. [cheering] >> and i recognize -- i recognize that donald is dismayed that his poll numbers are falling in iowa. >> it's a big question mark on your head -- and you can't do that to the party; you really can't. you can't do that to the party. you have to have certain 25e. fen there was a 1% chance it's far greater than 1%. you have great constitutional lawyers and say you can't run. >> reporter: now, you heard the audience cheering for ted cruz, but rhetta, they actually booed donald trump when he was talking

about if cruz can actually run for president. were you surprised by hearing those boos? >> reporter: absolutely, i was surprised. this brother issue is coming to a point where they're both, if they're going to look at it, they're both actually guilty of what they said about president obama, you know, was so-called guilty of, so this is really interesting, and i was surprised to hear those boos. >> ted cruz was talking about why he did not disclose that he got $1.5 million-dollar loan. he called ate paperwork error. did you buy that excuse? >> i really did. it is filing different disclosures, all of that. it's pretty complicated, but it shows cruz's strength as well. trump even admitted during the debate if cruz wasn't doing so well, he wouldn't be attacked the way he is. i think cruz is the biggest trump right now to trump and trump and his people and the media are exposing some issues with cruz that cruz is going to

have to deal with if he wants to be a competitor ooh donald trump >> reporter: and our two local candidates went after hillary clinton. let's take a listen to what marco rubio and jeb bush said tonight. >> someone who cannot handle intelligence information appropriately cannot be commander in chief and someone who lies to the families of those four victims in ben ghazi can never be president of the united states. >> if she gets elected, she's under investigation with the fbi f.she gets elected, her first 100 days, she might be going back and forth between the white house and the courthouse. >>. >> reporter: mark, what do you think about what our florida guys had to say tonight? >> i think it's a legitimate issue with hillary clinton. it's not only an issue for republicans against hillary clinton; it's an issue with democrats against hillary clinton about whether this was this is going to really hurt her campaign and i think partly it may be responsible for bernie sanders doing much better against clinton than he has previously. >> what do you think?

think it fell flat? >> i don't think this holds any water at all. i think she can definitely run for president and she can also be president. i don't think this thing that they're talking about has anything to do with her candidacy. >> all right thanks for coming in tonight. we appreciate your insight. >> thank you. and the next republican presidential debate is on thursday, january 20th in iowa on the fox news channel, but the democrats' debate on sunday in south carolina. >> coming up at 10:00, you can't say he was expecting this. the delivery man got caught in the crossfire today after bullets stopped flying. details coming up. >> news at 11:00, he strikes out on a whim to help out the locals. and a group of floridians threw down a combined $10040,000 for powerball tickets. find out what they could end up walking away with and why it

will take maybe a week. check those numbers. that's coming up in just over 20 minutes on fox 35 news at 11:00. >> all week long, i've been telling about you certain construction projects and some of them finally wrapping up tomorrow morning. we've had two left lanes closed all the twy colonial and all week long. it's finally wrap can up at 6:00 am tomorrow night and taking a look right here, this is underneath i-4 and that is going to actually last until monday morning so just use caution if you're in that area during the overnight hours and remember, you can actually catch traffic and construction updates on your own smartphone to unload the fox

android >> a delivery man is caught in the crossfire. >> reporter: here in orlando where orange county sheriff's officers are wrapping up a crime scene. around 1:00 this afternoon, they say a delivery person who was delivering appliances got caught in some "crossfire." they do say that they have someone in custody for questioning, and there is a car that is linked to

this crime that they are looking into. they also say that delivery person is expected to be okay. >> pets being murdered -- they have the details -- details on this cruel and unusual figure. >> a goose aduck, a cat, and a donkey were all shot on ranch road here in lake helen. >> the goose and duck were pets of gary gurkee and his family. on tuesday morning, they found the neighbor's cat dead. their duck and goose were found shot dead in the front yard. >> police now calling a suspicious death a homicide. this after the body of a man was found behind the guild night club. the victim is 43-year-old went sx taylor the third and the club is near downtown orlando and police say they do not have the cause of death yet. and for more information on this

negotiation to fox 35 orlando when we come back afair question -- is it fair for parents to sell girl scout cookies at work for their daughters, or should the girls make the sales themselves? we'll discuss that coming up -- right. here at work, our forecast here in central florida, not so good. it looks like severe weather still a threat for tomorrow morning. yeyeahah, , ththatat's's r rigightht. . d deaeall

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>> a dig bee date -- debate over girl scout tickets. >> should the girls pound the pavement on their to even sell those tickets. >> reporter: back in my day, and i really can't believe that i'm saying that, we used to sell our

girl scout cookies door to door work but lately it seems like parents are doing more of the sales themselves. while that could be effective, is it really good for their kids >> you pick your favorites -- >> the mints one. >> the thin man -- >> the peanut simosa -- shall and -- >> the mint -- thin mints, whatever it's called -- >> and wait for your box to show up at your desk. for kids and parents, it's a way up, and an almost guaranteed way of sell dozens of boxes of cookies and making the rest of the -- rest of the troops drool with envy, but there's a problem with that says dr. jill emanuel. >> they could really learn the skills of learning it on their own and they don't learn the skills of someone to say can i sell the cookies on. >> top of that, they were losing that sense of pride that comes along with making a sale on your own. >> you can't have parents do everything for them. >> and that's not what the girl

that's not what -- right from the brox box, right? >> in fact, it is written in a box. the thing that girls made, like money management, people's skills and confidence. it's something girl scouts of america supports. writing in a statement, although parents and girl scout girls parents should assist, but it's the girls who should sell them. collaborate? what's the first step, what's our overall goal here and how is the fun thing to do? news. >> movie fans are mourning the loss of british actor alan rickman. he lost his battle -- he will be best known for two roles -- >>

[ screaming ] >> went if anyone here has any knowledge of mr. potter's movements this evening? and -- i invite them to step forward. >> he's best known for "die hard" and the harry potter. he leaves behind his partner of 50 years whom he married back in 2012. >> music fans are mourning the death of ren\e -- was 73 years old. he was battling throat cancer. the couple has three children together. ren\e was celine's manager before they fell in love. >> the 88th annual oscar nominations were announced this morning, a total of eight movies were nominated for best picture. and we're going to look at them now from left to right, 12 nominations here for the -- excited to use a lot and they've

up next, can nomination for mad max fare? seven nominations and last year's, definitely worth your admission, and spotlight time with six nominations overall and then we had the big shore. i'm excited to see this one, five nominations overall. the room for five nominations and brooklyn with three, and now of course, the oscars are all going down with host chris rock happening on february 28th, a lot of competition. we'll have to wait and see what happens. >> all right. our forecast here in central florida, very changeable. it looks like el nio is kicking in right now. it looks like this cold front and the storm system is getting stronger. live radar currently sitting out across the open atlantic waters. again rgets it looks like those scattered showers sitting off shore will continue ooh move offshore. again, here is a close-up view. and again, port orange, again,

now as we go through the next several hours. temperatures right now 55 here and 60 in sanford and 60 degrees in claremont and also looking at 63. hello, here i am. 63 in kissimmee and 63 over towards melbourne. we get warmer, once again, with this developing storm out to our west and the gulf of mexico. main leap cloudy skies, and a northeasterly wind currently at six miles per hour so the storms will arrive bisonrise tomorrow. it's going to be windy with these storms coming in and that doesn't even include if they go severe. if the storms go severe, winds at 20, 25 miles per hour and we'll get winds of 20, 50, and maybe four miles per hour. severe that -- 1:00 in the afternoon and then some more morning rain showers on sunday. we'll skip a day on saturday. saturday right now looks pretty good. 63 tampa, and 45 degrees currently up towards jacksonville. here is the warm front that's starting to form and it's going to be moving through with a chance some of lighter showers, and some sprinkles down to the

south. computer model does a nice job, and there's a few little showers before set-up but the main threat that shows up between 8:00 and 9:00 am up in gainesville. notice in metro orlando, just a chance of some showers and 10:00 am, the line of strongest storms and gusty winds moves into the ocala area, moving its way by 11:00 in the morning and it's mount dora working its way here and spinning up towards flagler county day, tonea beach and by noon, the line of storms beginning to work its way through volusia county, metro orlando, kissimmee and down towards lakeland, this is just an organized line of severe weather and winds out of the south, and behind the storms coming out of the west and that's where we would get a little bit of rotation with some of these storms and i wouldn't be surprised if we get one or two tornado warnings, dopplar indicated tornadoes indicated by the weather service folks and they'll issue those warnings.

this is about 1:00 pm. and storms extending through eastern orange county and then hitting the brevard county coastline basically between 1:00 and 2:00 pm. by 2:00 to 3:00 pm, the storms begin to move offshore, and the winds basically begin to switch for all of us and then the skies will begin to clear as we go through the evening hours, so again, that's your timing of the storms for tomorrow. 77 degrees expected for the afternoon. once we get a little bit of clearing late afternoon osaturday, 75 degrees and sunday there's your chance for some morning rain showers. it's 60% and then finally clearing out and cooling down. highs in the 50ty low 60s for a good chunk of next week. you can always get my update and find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple

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